I am currently learning Python.
While learning Python notation on Mac Terminal, I accidentally operated it and entered the mode as shown in the image.(I don't remember what I did...)
Once I close the terminal and start it up, the same screen appears, and I am having trouble typing the command.If you know the solution, could you please let me know?
Something started immediately after starting the terminal, and it looks like it can't come back.For the time being, Ctrl+C will solve this problem.
There is probably a command in the file where Bash reads when it starts, such as ~/.bash_profile
, ~/.bashrc
, ~/.profile
, and it does not stop.Check these files in an external editor and make sure that Bash boots properly after commenting out with #
.
Exit the Terminal Application (Command+Q) or Restart the PC
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